[Kelly Basden]

Hey Gilles, did that audio loop disc set ever arrive?

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[Kelly Basden]

Blueberry Screen Capture 3 Standard is very capable.

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[Kelly Basden]

It does with the retail version. If you want a copy, (royalty free) let me know and I can mail whatever you want. All video and audio retail suites from SONY come with discs of foley material and music loops. Contact me through my profile if you want anything.

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[Kelly Basden]

I guess I should have elaborated also. I use Acid Music Studio 8.0 to assemble parts I create in Sound Forge Audio Studio. Sound Forge allows me to sample simple audio clips or recorded sounds from my local environment and manipulate them to become what I desire. And, as I said, Acid Music Studio is available to construct audio scenes from those manipulated clips.

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[Kelly Basden]

After reading the thread subject heading, I was hoping this was a tutorial. Hmmm……

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[Kelly Basden]

SONY Acid Music Studio or SONY Sound Forge.

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[Kelly Basden]

@Phil, yes, it works that way. I actually depend on that facility. When I start a project, I use my internal drive (a folder on my desktop normally) which keeps things moving swiftly. After getting things set up and ready to rock, I close everything, reboot, then move the folder to an external drive. Then work from there.

I don’t trust Microsoft machines enough to store client projects on it’s hard drive.

BTW, Angelo, when you start a thread, phrase your subject as a question, then during a search, it doesn’t look like a solution rather than a question. Many times I have searched for an answer on a forum and thought I had found a solution, when in fact, it was not a solution, just a poorly worded inquiry.

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[Kelly Basden]

Mike is right.

Windows Media Live is a native app you can use (I think that’s the correct name.) Make sure you save to disc temporarily in the setup so you get a good render.

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[Kelly Basden]

I understood it completely, but there is no practical method of determining which registry entries should be removed to allow you to NOT remove all SONY software, hence the “blanket” suggestion.

SONY was about to send the “StatusCodeTable.xml
statusCodeTable.xsd” files to me but suggested that I peruse the previous solution. Since I had no jobs on the table, it was feasible for me to do so.

Glad you got it fixed, and now we know at least two solutions to the [MUX] issue.

Cheers,
Kelly J.

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[Kelly Basden]

Yes, it will. Remember that you will need to uninstall ALL SONY products as referenced in the instructions, aside from the apps that have nothing to do with video authoring.

Follow them very carefully. My guess is that some registry keys may be shared by more than one app, and that’s where the problem may be hiding after removing only one SONY app.

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